nudge

Harry nudges Ron to protest for him, rather than protesting himself. He seems to feel that Ron is better at it than he is.

However, such gentle nudges will only go so far Sometimes, you need to be a bit more hands on.

Some hours later, Holmes wakes up and nudges his faithful friend. "Watson, look up at the sky and tell me what you see. "

She held her head high and affected not to notice the nudges and whispers of the little girls near her.

The cosmos nudges you toward career, business, ambition and prestige situations for the next few weeks (especially late this week).

He nudges them to pipe down and study. He offers his own "hectic" life as a cautionary tale.

Briber: bribing now unlocks a new trait chain that nudges the diplomat into becoming very good at it.

The fighter pilot nudges the throttle forward and his jet inches closer while staying aligned with the end of the boom.

Mostly, though, it gives just small nudges down the long path of devolution.

Not all the microeconomic nudges were to do with business.

Sixth, the system of legal restrictions for migrant rural workers in the cities nudges them to save to manage financial insecurity.

Michael nudges me with his elbow.

The Earth's orbit actually does feel similar nudges from Jupiter, known as Milankovitch Cycles.

It's not as strong as a sleeping pill, but it directly affects your body's internal clock and nudges it toward sleep.

This deprives myths of oxygen and also nudges people to doubt nasty things they may hear about the company in question.

It will also entertain, inspire, and cheer you as it nudges and teases you toward mastery of language.

Increasingly, a good day in Shanghai nudges up markets elsewhere, especially in resources-led economies.

You get bonus points if you seem genuinely appreciative, especially if you say "thank you" before your mother or father nudges you.

The primary beneficiaries of tax incentives and other nudges aimed at abolishing food deserts are big grocery chains, not poor shoppers.

One nub of growth Nudges a sand-crumb loose, Pokes through a musty sheath Its pale tendrilous horn.

Three nudges are always awarded to give an even greater chance of winning.

Whenever anything nudges them off that course, he says, something else nudges them back.

Mater: [nudges McQueen playfully] I'm just kiddin'. She jus' likes me for my body.

Parents are encouraged to give their children some nudges everyday.

But even more important than these external nudges are internal changes.

It nudges his chest like a horse.

He listens to them. He nudges them to pipe down and study.

The gendarme, who is a good fellow, nudges my elbow, and says to me in a low voice, `Come, answer!

My father nudges a couple of olives toward the edge of his plate.

The IMF's newest World Economic Outlook nudges up expected global growth in 2012 to 3. 5%, from 3. 3% in January.

And nudges your knee with its snout- but more raw

Some Nudges from the New Development of Credit Risk Management to the Commercial Banks